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In 2018, I joined Arctic Co-operatives Limited, a service federation owned and controlled by community-based co-ops in the Northwest Territories, Nunavut and the Yukon. It is by far the most rewarding job I have ever had, as the co-op movement has been important to our Arctic communities’ ability to maintain their lifestyle and culture.

Since we first heard the word “coronavirus” more than a year ago, every aspect of our lives has been impacted. Let's prepare and plan for a brighter future together.

Life at work is probably going to be very different after a year of social upheaval.

Our conference team has been working diligently to bring interactivity and impactful learning into this fully online experience. We did a rapid-fire Q&A with Stephanie Lockhart, our conference planner extraordinaire, to see how we are focusing on motivating, engaging and inspiring participants.

On January 28, 2021, the much-anticipated Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) for 2020 was issued by Transparency International. Governments, corporations and NGOs around the world await the annual listing. In this article, we will look at why you should as well and how you as in-house counsel can use it to help your organizations reduce corruption risk.

We are launching the CCCA In-House Appreciation Initiative to provide the in-house community with an opportunity to recognize these people who have had a positive influence on our lives and the in-house community.

Over the past decade, numerous websites and organizations around the world have had their user database compromised, resulting in email addresses and passwords falling into the hands of hackers. So what can you do to keep your information safe?

Business travellers entering U.S. under increased scrutiny with CUSMA.

A rights-based approach, like in the EU, would serve as a more effective check on technology's potential dangers.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a number of impacts on how businesses operate, including a rapid rise in the work from home (WFH) model, the use of video conferencing platforms and increased access to employees’ health-related data for monitoring purposes. Like many other organizations, the Vancouver Airport Authority’s cybersecurity and privacy team has been taking proactive steps to mitigate these potential risks. Below is some guidance.